Daily Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (2024)

February 16, 1982

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Daily Citizeni

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Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

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Tuesday, February 16, 1982

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2

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Page 2 Daily Citizen Tuesday ebruary 16 1982 jf "1 1 jk ur i S' OW OJL AC 1 "tWi SBIVf1 ga eWBMiL i cswawfegew AeigTv A raw fx oRv I rf Physical fitness enthusiasts were warming up Monday evening for the Jazzercise Celebration scheduled for Wednesday March 10 at 6:30 pm at the Beaver Dam High School gym Anyone can participate in the celebration and money raised will be given to the Hospital Auxiliary or more information on the celebration or the regular jazzercise classes contact Alice Heinzen at 887 8815 Citizen Staff Photo Waupun Seeks Tourism WAUPUN One of the goals of the newly structured Waupun Area Chamber of Commerce is to promote the Waupun area as a tourist spot so the committee has chosen John Hyland to be the speaker at its annual appreciation dinner to be held at Jon Van's Saturday eb 27 Hyland who has been in chamber management for 14 years is the chief executive officer of the Door County Chamber of Commerce which has its offices in Sturgeon Bay During the 10 years he has held this position membership increased from 395 to 655 and dues increased from S43000 to 5160000 Of its total 1982 budget of nearly 5200000 it has set a promotional budget ot nearly SlUOtXX) IN HIS professional career Hyland has served three terms as president and 10 years on the executive board of the East Wisconsin Waters Regional Tourism Association He is a past president of the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives A member of Congressman Roth's tourism caucus he was named by former Governor Patrick Lucey to the first Governor's Council on Tourism Hyland has also served on the board of directors of the Wisconsin Association of Manufacturers and Commerce and was a member of the board of directors of the Wisconsin Tourism ederation In his private life he was a teacher and coach for 10 years and a businessman for eight years He served five years as a district deputy in the Knights of Columbus and 15 years as church lector Gib Krohn and Betty Markhardt are co chairmen of the committee in charge of the dinner Krohn will perform master of ceremonies duties CHAMBER president Bill Higman and Waupun mayor Harold Num merdor will present brief messages and Marshall Bernhagen Randy Ver Hage ad Don Leisten will be recognized as retiring directors The 1981 mother of the year and father of the year will be awarded plaques and the traditional Community Service award will be presented During the social hour that precedes the dinner music will be furnished by Tom Jansma in Jon Van's lower level banquet room Annexation Pact Collapses Council Again Tables Action By JE HOVIND negotiations With reluctance i 1 owes the Beaver Dam Common something to the east side Council tabled action on residents as far as honest men differ and both this are right" Aiderman Bernard Zellner said takes us forever to ALTHOUGH both make a decision" an annexation request from Wiscold for the fifth time after hearing an agreement between the firm and township representives and residents fell through Wiscold has asked the city to annex 64 acres from the township to facilitate continued expansion by the firm MONDAY night the township again asked for additional time to continue negotiations with Wiscold who's officials asked the negotiations are con cerned" he said City attorney David Schacht said the city is only a passive participant in the talks and it would be up to the principals the township and Wiscold to expand negotiations to include Storck Schacht said the talks have been negotiations with people that exemplify when township and Wiscold officials said they could not guarantee talks would be concluded in two weeks the council decided to hold the matter open that long to allow for continued negotiations Several aidermen warned a prolonged delay would harm the city's relationship with industry wonder industry doesn't want to locate in all realize Beaver Dam needs industry" Aiderman Mary Rosplock said going to have to bend a little bit" Eberle maintained if the council approved the measure Monday night the incentive fo negotiate would be lost while Tierney said his firm would continue to talk even if the annexation was approved Mayor Votes Down council finally take action on the measure thought we had an Wiscold Attorney Joseph Tierney told the council turns out we don't have an agreement" Tierney blamed township residents for dragging out talks by bringing up new issues when it appeared agreements had been reached have bent to the township's requests again again and he said Town Supervisor Karl Eberle told the council that significant progress has been made in talks so far but major issues have not been resolved He said Wiscold has not satisfied the township's request for a demonstrated need for the annexation nor has it offered a satisfactory plan to show compatibility with surrounding land use A new twist was added to the annexation dispute Monday night when at Her Own Pay Raise By JE HOVIND Beaver Dam Mayor Vi Schneider broke a 6 6 deadlock Monday night on a Common Counil resolution to raise the mayor's salary by rejecting the measure which would have increased the mayor's annual pay to 520000 beginning with the spring term Before the vote Schneider asked the aidermen to withhold the raise and use the funds for energy conservation work at the Senior Citizen's Center THE RESOLUTION to raise the mayor's salary was recommended by the personnel committee and is needed to insure the city will continue to attract qualified candidates for mayor according to committee member Thomas Olson He pointed out the increase would have only raised Roberts a candidate for the 12th ward council seat asked Personnel Com mittee Chairman William letcher when the resolution had been discussed since a com mittee member said at a committee meeting Jan 28 the mayoral pay hike had already been discussed before that meeting letcher said the measure was dicussed one to another with me There was no discussion (at the committee meeting) because people had made up their mind on Voting against the pay raise were Aidermen Nancy Conley Carol Herbrand Bernard Neiman Anthony Notheis Mary Rosplock and Gerald Zehren In favor of the increase were Olson Muriel Lidtke Bernard Zellner Philip Goetz Hugh Ganske and letcher Low bidders who received contracts for the following amounts were: Thomas Chevrolet Buick 518560 for a dump truck and Howard ord $10835 for a platform truck and $6366 for a pick up The Board of Public Works had budgeted $29000 for the dump truck $11000 for the platform and $6300 for the pick up A bid for Dutch Elm Disease treatment of city owned trees was also awarded Monday night to sole bidder Beaver Tree Service Before the council meeting the Board of Public Works decided to pull a resolution con cerning the city's proposed share of costs for ex pansion of the Carl Sch mitt landfill site "pending further investigation" A plan commission recommendation to convey In The Service Ronald Groleau has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Reserve He is presently the battalion commander of the 2nd Bn 351st Regt 2d Bde (AR OSUT) 84th Div (Tng) in ond du Lac Wis He is employed at the United States Army Reserve Center in Beaver Dam as the staff ad ministrative supervisor Groleau resides at 400 Lake St Beaver Dam with his wife Carolyn and their three children Pfc Douglas Hanefeld son of Victor Hanefeld of Cottage Grove Wis and Delores Daniels of Iron Ridge Wis has arrived for duty in Geinhausen West Germany Hanefeld a scout with the 3rd Armored Division was previously assigned at ort Bliss Texas His wife Diane is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Thomas of 123 Cleveland St Beaver Dam Navy ireman Edmund Mansueto son of Ed mund A and Carol RANDOLPH The Dodge County Association for Retarded Citizens will offer two scholarships of $250 each to someone entering the field of mental retardation Any high school senior or college students that are residents of Dodge County are eligible Mansueto of 355 Mary St Mayville recently departed on a Western Pacific deployment He is a crewmember aboard the destroyer USS ife homeported in San Diego During the six month deployment his ship will participate in various training exercises with other units of the 7th leet and those of allied nations Port visits are scheduled for several ar Eastern countries A Beaver Dam man has enlisted in the United States Navy Brian ranke son of Mr and Mrs Gerald ranke of 505 South St will be reporting for active duty on Aug 25 1982 at Recruit Training Center Orlando la for his basic training He will enter the Nuclear ield Machinist Mate program Airman Bruce Linde son of La Verne A Linde of 450 Dix St Columbus and Joyce Linde of 412 Nichols Road Madison Wis has graduated from the US Air orce weather specialist course at Chanute Air orce Base Lt Col Groleau pa Ill Graduates of the course learned to operate storm detection and weather communications equip ment and earned credits toward an asociate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air orce Linde will now serve at ort Riley Kan with Detachment 8 5th Weather Squadron Second Lt David Duehring son of Martin Duehring of 1002 ox Meadow Way Concord Calif and Ramona Elliott of 503 Third St Beaver Dam has com pleted the Army's engineer officer basic course at ort Belvoir Va During the course newly commissioned Corps of Engineers officers are trained for their first duty assignments as platoon leaders Emphasis is on leadership and the knowledge of weaponry equipment and techniques required to assume that responsibility Retarded Citizens Group To Provide Scholarships Application blanks are available at local high schools or write to Betty Eilbes Route 1 Ran dolph Wis 53956 orms must be returned on or before March 30 Last years recipients were Jill McCarthy of Waupun and Hope Henschel of Beaver Dam Instruction is given in engineer support of defensive and offensive operations horizontal construction and general combat engineering Nutrition Course Set Moraine Park Technical Institute Beaver Dam Campus is offering the course or The Young (Birth to 6 years old) on Tuesday March 9 and Thursday March 11 from 7 9:40 pm The cost of the course is $4 Students may register by calling 887 1 101 Spec 4 Jay Berry son of James and Joyce Berry of 307 Jett of Waupun has arrived for duty at ort Carson Colo Berry a mechanic with the 4th Infantry Division was previously assigned in Amberg West Germany all River Announces Honor Roll torney Robert Storck of Mayville appeared before the council to say his client Ray Langmack and residents east of the concerned property have not been included in the the mayor's salary by about 3 percent annually compared with an average 10 percent annual in crease for other city workers Before the vote Willard IN OTHER action Monday night the council approved the purchase of three new city vehicles accepting bids that all came in below budget a portion of the 83 acre parcel near Moraine Park Technical Institute to the Beaver Dam Hockey Association was referred to the finance committee Monday night The all River School District honor roll has been announced: advertise IT PAYS 7th Grade A Beth Gehrke Michelle Markhardt Jeff Slotten Lisa Adam Michele Beers Dale Decker Michele Durtschi Kurt irary Jeff Kirch berg Rick Lenz Tabby Mielke Karen Retzlaff Kirby Schroeder Scott Steers 8th Grade A Joey Hanousek Vai Biel Vickie Oehlert Amy Abegglen Tya Hauge John Obnon Jeana Obrion Norryne Obrion Julie Roche Paul Rubert Tammy Seibel Craig Taylor Kirk Waterworth 9th Grade Stacey Beattie Russell Decker Shelley DeNure Keith Salzman Dan Schumann Julie Tamminga Dan Weinberger Todd Wolf Kyle Robbins 10th Grade A Rochelle Hauge Jennifer Nemitz Laura Newton Gina Piazza Martha Piazza Jody Taylor Doug Waterworth Brenda Durtschi Dawn Kirchberg Bernard Krusel Glenn McKay 11th Grade A Angie Beers Jodi Kir chberg Sheila Karow Lisa Nashold Peter Ostrander Scott Salzman Sheri Sheeks Lou Thompson Craig Weinberger 12th Grade A Debbie Brace Linda Niehoff Kathy Retzlaff Ger trude Wirthwein Ricky Baerwolf Scott Nemitz Corey Neuman Holly Obrion Pat Robbins Mark Schumann Sandy Trapino Mark Traver Joy Weihert We Buy Scrap Gold Rings Caps Bridges Etc Bring Yours In Now! 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